Prepare for whatever tomorrow brings.

Climbing costs of education.

You don’t know where your student’s educational journey will take them – or how much money it will take to get there. As the cost of college and other educational avenues continue to increase, you can help your student rise to the occasion by setting savings goals now.

How much do you need to save?

In 2022-2023, the average published tuition and fee price for full-time in-state students at a public four-year institution is $10,940. 20 years ago, the average cost was $7,730.1

Education pays off big.

Regardless of rising costs, saving for your student’s education is one of the best investments you can make. Statistics and studies show the further an individual advances their education, the more opportunities and earning potential they will have in the future. That’s why educational savings today offers such a huge return on investment long term.

This return does not represent any particular investment and does not reflect the impact of fees or expenses, if any.

This graphic is for illustrative purposes only. Actual returns will vary.2

The more you learn, the more you can earn.

Median Weekly Earnings2
(of full-time workers)

Start saving as early as possible.

When saving for your student’s education, every extra year investing gives you a big advantage. This chart shows how much difference an early start can make (based on an initial $2,500 investment and different monthly contribution amounts).

Graph assumes an annual return of 6%.3

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